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Hi All,
I've installed transmission onto a WD live book via ssh. It's all installed great, I can access it from my laptop via the web interface. So I choose from preferences on the interface to download torrents to my /public/Downloads directory. The only folder on livebook ( I can view ) is public with a whole lot of subfolders shared photos downloads etc. However when a torrent tries to download it reports an error "Error Permission denied (/public/Downloads.....
Can anyone advise how I can access a folder on the wd livebook drive?
Hi,
Thanks for the help. I worked out ( thanks too trying what you recommended ) that even thought I was changing the directory path in the transmission web interface, it wasn't changing internally. Becuase the software didn't stop running, I had to ssh onto the server and tell it to stop and start manually.
eg
/etc/init.d/transmission-daemon stop
then
/etc/init.d/transmission-daemon start
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